Rahul Singh

Journalist and writer Rahul Singh's diary from Goa.

A collective bildungsroman takes in not only the personal journeys of five friends, but also the culture, politics and history of North India and Pakistan

They say Coorgis were descendents of Alexander's Great Greek army. Is that true? Find out more about Coorg and its aromatic society in Coorg Diary

A book follows the footsteps of Guru Nanak in Pakistan and boldly speaks some bitter truths

Slovenian beauty Melania Trump is, as far as contemporary conventions go, the best looking first-lady that the US has ever had

I sense resentment among locals against so many ‘outsiders’ flooding their state and buying ‘second homes’, driving up real estate prices.

If there was more people-to-people contact, Indo-Pak ties would surely improve.

A vivid story of revelatory homecoming doesn’t flinch from naming the villains of the anti-Sikh riots

An ear for dialogue, eye for detail, brisk characterisation can’t cover up for a lack of deeply-felt truth in Rowling

Which is the dirtiest city in India? The ignoble award goes to our most ancient—some 3,000 years old—and holiest city.

1964. Bombay was dullsville in those days. Difficult to believe now, some four decades later, but if truth be told, I at least preferred it that way.